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Falling Colors ~ Autumn Trees Landscape by Laurie Justus Pace

18 x 24 inches
Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas


Contemporary Art for the Home



It is Friday. Morgan is coming to paint both today and tomorrow, and for those of you that always laugh about my food and eating out...TODAY IS LONESOME SPUR NIGHT. Absolutely the best hamburgers in Texas. I cannot wait. I literally will stay focused on this all day today in anticipation. Did I ever mention their unusual onion rings? I love onion rings and to this date no one does them better than Dairy Queen, except Lonesome Spur. They put some green spice in it (Basil? I have zero idea) but those onions rings are fabulous.

Meanwhile back to painting. I finished this landscape yesterday and it is already sold. FRESH FRESH colors make you want to take a walk through the trees in Central Park new York. But waking this morning it is 48 degrees outside. I have every EVERY window open in the house I can open...isn't brrr wonderful? Today I am grateful...grateful for God's love, my husband, my family, my mom and dad, for the cooler weather and for all the unopened or undiscovered opportunities God lays at my feet. I have to remember to have the faith and climb out of the boat, or I cannot walk on the water. Wanna join me here? Take my hand and I will help you climb out of the boat...God is Good, all the time, God is Good.

Shalom,
Laurie

"I give thanks to you, O Lord my God, with my whole heart, and I will glorify your name forever. For great is your steadfast love toward me.”—Psalm 86:12-13

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